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His father, Alfred, was a soldier in World War II, and his mother, Gladys, worked as a textile worker. -
Born in Murfield, West Yorkshire, England. -
He was starred as Captain Jean-Luc Picard in the Television series "Star Trek: The Next Generation" it ran till 1944
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He attended a Crowlees Junior and an Infant School (a church of England) -
At the age of 17, joined the Royal Shakespeare Company, marking the beginning of his acting career. -
Made his television debut in "The Snoopers" and appeared in various stage productions -
He gained recognition for his work in theater, particularly with the Royal Shakespeare company, performing in plays like "Hamlet" and "Macbeth" -
He made a fil debut in the movie called "The Last Remake in Beau Geste" -
He received the Officer of the Order of the British Empire for his services to drama
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He received a screen actors guild award for outstanding performance by and Ensemble in a drama series for "Star Trek: The Next Generation" -
Portrayed Professor Charles Xavier in "X-Men" starting his involvement in the popular superhero franchise -
He appeared in "X2: X-Men United" reprising his role as Professor X -
Nominated for a Tony Award for Best Featured Actor played for "The Caretaker" -
He was also featured in "X-Men the Last Stand" -
He was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame -
Received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the British Academy of film and television arts. (BAFTA) -
Appeared in "Logan" receiving cortical acclaim for his portrayal of an older Professor X -
He was awarded the title of Commander of the order of the British Empire for services to drama and charity -
He continued to receive accolades for his work in film and theater participating in various productions during the Covid-19 pandemic -
He was featured in "Star Trek Picard" revisiting his role as Captain Picard which was well received by fans and critics. -
Has been married three times and has one son Daniel. He is known for his advocacy work in human rights and literacy.